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91. In fact, the Kremlin often defends its actions, particularly to foreigners, by pointing to the "mindlessness" of Russians and the lack of a strong civil society.

92. After a stop to lay a wreath at Russia's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Mr. Obama will head to the Kremlin for a private meeting with Russian President D.

93. Is the Kremlin turning dovish in its most recent confrontation with the West?

93. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

94. Their function is to endorse and legitimise decisions made by the Kremlin.

95. The departure of Moscow's hard-line mayor, whom Medvedev fired in September, seemed to give the Kremlin an excuse to lighten up on rallies in the capital.

96. For a time, it appeared that Mr. Prokhorov's entrance into the political arena was an attempt by the Kremlin to have a controllable "liberal" candidate, but the control proved to be short-lived.

97. When, earlier this month, the Kyrgyz clashed with the Uzbek minority in the southern Kyrgyzstani city of Osh and the interim government appealed to Russia for military help, the Kremlin stood back.

98. The strategic alternative, enlargement of the war in Korea to include Red China, would probably delight the Kremlin more than anything else we could do.

99. Indeed, the only danger for the Kremlin is the possibility of an embarrassingly low voter turnout.

100. Cowers to decide in Kremlin city Russian force to stake everything on a single throw of the dice, utilization experimental time travel installment.

101. According to Olga Kryshtanovskaya, Russia's leading sociologist, this summer's war in Georgia was part a long-cherished Kremlin plan to recreate a "mini-USSR".